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13 Sep 1929
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Mount Pleasant Daily Times in Mount Pleasant, Michigan
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Newspaper
Mount Pleasant Daily Times
Location
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
1
Great Lakes Freighter Andaste Missing After Lake Michigan Storm
The Great Lakes freighter Andaste and its crew vanish during a late September storm on Lake Michigan. Rescue efforts by coast guard and naval ships falter as radios fail and all boats are recalled. the vessel’s mascot ship Queenie remains aboard and captain Albert Anderson indicates long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patho
Michigan
Industory
Grand Haven
Mick
Hkewise
Atelcete Steam Hip Company
Cleveland
Weoh
Queenie Fat
Allert Anderson
Sturgeon Haw
Consiguetneen Muntertale Company
Foecane
Capt
Amerson
Great Lakes
Sears
Te Agudieste
Anterson
Chath
Brown
Bet
Frank Kasper
M Gand Elaven
S.ephenite
Cl Rithos
Ralph Wiley
Benton Harber
Serand
Waggoner Awaits Warrant Arrival By Air Mail
Waggoner faces a federal arrest warrant to be served in New York after a Cheyenne to New York air journey. He allegedly deceived bankers and planned to repay them with interest if not interrupted, while awaiting authorities to complete the warrant delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cheyenne
Mussolini Tightens Grip as Cabinet Reorganized
Rome reports Mussolini's removal of seven cabinet posts signals Fascist consolidation rather than liberalization. Experts say the reshuffle distributes duties within trusted party members under the premier, strengthening centralized authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Wits
Thatr
Eeery
Uel
International issues dominate Senate sessions in September
The Senate focuses on the Shearer naval inquiry and tariff disputes as Premier MacDowall prepares to visit Washington amid talks on cruiser limitations. Debate centers on extending probes to Geneva 1927 links and broader war-lobby influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Core Sponders
Washington
U.P
Senate
Haus
MasDonuulum
Fortin
Mele
Warwich
William d. Shearer
Shearer
Geneva
Conpers
Wahington
Stimsay
MacDowall
England
Hoover
Great Lakes Fisherman Dies At Grand Haven
W. B. Chapin a 65 year old renowned Great Lakes fisherman died at his home in Grand Haven. He operated a fishing tug from here for more than 30 years. His widow a son and two daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
W. BE. Chapin
Great Lakes
Chapin
Border Patrolmen Quit Posts To Join Rum Runners
Federal officers report border police quit their posts to aid rum runners. The move widens gaps at crossings as authorities scramble to counter illicit routes and smuggling networks on the frontier.
Mag Donald 10 Sail Soon for United States
A deranged wartime discussion notes Mag Donald preparing to sail to the United States aboard Pontoon Sena. Boomer Mauckienall is cited as a questionable figure. The piece references the Kellogg pact improving the psychological atmosphere and notes caution before any final agreement on outstanding issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mag Donald
United States
British Troops Augment At Wailing Wall Amid Tense Gaza Lines
London dispatch reports augmented British troops at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem during Jewish ceremonies as tensions rise with Arab forces. Arabic and Hebrew papers blame leaders for riots and the deaths of Jewish students near Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel-Aviv
Palestine
UPI
Quadra
Nervons
Jerusalem
Haaretz
Davar
Church Should Take Initiative, Not Wait for the Devil
Kalamazoo September 13 U P The Methodist Michigan conference featured Bishop Frank J McConnell New York area urging positive church action amid ongoing criticism Pastor Charles Wesley Burns introduced him at the 94th annual gathering Detroit s M S Rice urged focus on worldly pleasures and church funding The Rev Clarence Hoag Lansing a Bronson hospital patient spoke from his hospital bed about facing approaching death during the conference session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
U.P
Church of
America
M. S. Rice
Detroit
Women's Home Missionary Society
Clarence Hoag
Lansing
Bronson Hospital
Reeves May Be Head Pro Tem of University of Michigan
Ann Arbor Sept 15. Dame Rainer reports Professor Jesse S. Reeves head of the political science department is to be named acting president of the University of Michigan. Regents are said to be divided with five favoring Dean Alexander G. Ruthven as president while three oppose forcing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
U.P
Dame Rainer
Husay
Jesse S. Reeves
University of Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
Christine Vowles Dies At Her East High Street Home
Mrs Christine Vowles 35 died Thursday afternoon at her home on East High street after a prolonged illness. She had run the Central State Teachers cafeteria since its inception and worked there last summer. Survived by son Dr Bruce Vowles of Grand Rapids and brothers James Stirnat and Dr Charles Stirling. Funeral service Sunday at three o clock at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Vowles
East High Street
Vowles
Central State Teachers Evilere Exfeteria
Sumiet School
Ecafeteria
Bruce Vowles
Grand Rapids
James Stirnat
Charles Stirling
Clare
Three O'Elecia
Lindbergh to Chart New Air Mail Route to Brazil
The report describes Charles A Lindbergh planning a pioneering air mail route from the United States to Brazil via the South Atlantic, with stops and the aim of linking the east coast to South America. The plan involves Captain Gong and Mrs Gong, and mentions Pan American signals and the opening of a U S to Dutch Guiana air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
America
Tillbergl
Brazil
Neth
South Americas
Bird Man
Oweulf
Imo
Agahio
Brene
Hain
Neil
Ong
Gonge Op Ua
New York
U.P
Charlie
Miami
Bergh
Piri
Six Michigan High Schools Open Grid Season
Lansing Sept 15 A B With two weeks of practice behind them six Michigan schools will begin inter scholastic football with games while others will have informal scrimmages. Texas schedule follows Marcellus at Three Rivers St. Clair at Mt. Clemens Lowell at Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Texas
Marcellus
Three Rivers
St. Claire
Mt. Clemens
Lowell
Mt. Pleasant
Ancient Lacian carvings found in Red Canyon near Edgemont
A group of stone carvings, possibly Lacian and about two thousand years old, were unearthed in Red Canyon eight miles north of Edgemont. The designs show deer buffalo dogs and various birds carved on a large brown sandstone slab along the old Sydney-Deadweot trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemont
S. Th
Red Canyon
Here
Sydney-Deadweot
Foreman William Maybee killed in Clare railroad crash
Clare bulletin reports the death of William Maybee 35 Rose Bush foreman of the section gang after a coal truck collision with a speedster and two trailers on the Ann Arbor line near Clare. Six injured. crew members William Lang Dale Barber Ora Sruce Otis Lathrop among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maybee
Rosebush
Clare
Hill
Ann Arbor
Dunlop
James Rogers
Clare Brevetur
Ralph Brown
Althy
Maybee
Clare Public Schools
William Lang
Win
Dale Barber
Ora Sruce
Otis Lathrop
Light Rays And Electric Devices Trained On Pests
Geneva New York September 13 Light rays and electricity are being used in the state to exterminate insect nests. Electric light traps lure insects to a pan of water with oil on top where they drown in the oil film. An electrified screen with high voltage static is said to be harmful to pests but harmless to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Nocturnal Sightseers At Lincoln Memorial Shatter Visitor Records
Since June 1 the Lincoln Memorial kept open at night attracted crowds with a daily average above 800 between 4 30 and 9 30 pm. The peak was 1 220 visitors on August 17 to view the statue of Abraham Lincoln, per U S bark notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
U. S. Bark Notice
Abraham Lincoln
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